This is true, "published" objects are available in a list format
that is searchable.
Adding in a search feature to the page "
Histories shared with you by others" is one possibility. Maybe. It
might difficult to accumulate enough to make a search worth it.
Another option is to add in dataset permissions. Groups and/or roles
can be set up by the instance administrator and then datasets
assigned to these.
Libraries are other option, if the intention is to be
sharing/importing data, as it reduces duplication. Security is a
well-covered topic in our wiki:
I am wondering whether it is possible to
publish histories so that only certain users can see them.
Histories that are published, rather than shared, appear to be
more searchable.
Thanks
Mark
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